Remote monitoring for Eastvale warehouses and yards

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Commerce centres along Hamner and Limonite avenues

Eastvale was incorporated in October 2010 as Riverside County's 27th city, out of land that had been in dairy farming for roughly 176 years before Dutch and Portuguese dairy families began moving there in the 1950s. The city sits roughly boxed in by Interstate 15 on the east and State Routes 91, 60 and 71 on the other sides, with SR-60 forming part of its northern edge. Development has filled in around Hamner Avenue and Limonite Avenue since: named projects include the Goodman Commerce Center and Hamner Place, and sales tax, a sign of heavy retail and logistics activity, makes up about 70 percent of the city's general fund.

Growth that fast brings its own exposure. Eastvale was the fastest-growing city in Riverside County in 2015-16, adding 3.8 percent to its population in a single year, and Verisk CargoNet has pointed to the city in its holiday cargo-theft advisories, citing an earlier theft of $700,000 in e-cigarettes from Eastvale during an Independence Day week as an example of high-value cargo moving through the area. Closer to the street, a retail-theft operation along the 12400 block of Limonite Avenue ended in seven arrests in July 2026.

Whether a site sits on Hamner or Limonite, Sigma watches it the same way: live agents on every camera, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with AI person and vehicle detection flagging anyone near the loading docks or parked trailers once the lot empties out. A live, instant talk-down comes next, and the agent brings in the sheriff's department or your own contacts if the person doesn't leave. You get video clips and a written report of what happened either way.

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